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Farzala, Qort, and the crew of the Vessel come together to right a grievous wrong that could spell doom for the Jedi/Hutt alliance in the fight against the Drengir in The High Republic Adventures #7, another great issue that keeps its focus on Farzala and gives him a chance to really come into his own. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures #7”
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The fight against the Drengir reaches it grand finale in The High Republic #8, where the way to win could either cause the Jedi to lose themselves in order to defeat this terrifying new foe or lose the galaxy to the impending horde if they don’t take drastic measures. Or is there another way? Find out in the thrilling conclusion to “The Heart of the Drengir!” Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic #8”
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Saber-for-hire monster hunter and ex-Jedi Ty Yorrick takes a starring role in Cavan Scott and Rachael Stott’s IDW miniseries, The High Republic Adventures – The Monster of Temple Peak, which serves as a prequel to the character’s appearance in The Rising Storm that fills in a fateful mission she takes prior to Valo, while also digging into her mysterious past with the Jedi. It’s an excellent and intriguing start to the 4-part series! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures – The Monster of Temple Peak #1”
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Keeve Trennis can’t ever catch a break, can she?! The High Republic #7 is an emotional and frightening issue which doesn’t shy away from the fallout from Keeve’s drastic actions to track down the Great Progenitor of the Drengir. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic #7”
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The final novel release of The High Republic’s Phase I, Wave II, Out of the Shadows by Justina Ireland is a riveting character-focused journey which might feel small scale but the ramifications of its events bursts open the era, begging for readers to see where it goes next. I’d go so far as to say Out of the Shadows nearly tied with Wave II’s adult novel, The Rising Storm, as my favorite of the era/Phase so far. Continue reading “Canon Novel Review: The High Republic – Out of the Shadows”
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Out of the Shadows, the second young adult novel in The High Republic, carries the Nihil into (literally) uncharted territory, pushing certain Jedi into areas that will challenge them and grow them…and push them to team up with people they’d never expect! Join me as I share my review of The High Republic: Out of the Shadows.
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SDCC hosted The High Republic Panel, finally offering details on the final Wave of Phase I: Light of the Jedi, with a series of ominous titles with an even more portentous tagline: “The Light of the Jedi goes dark…” If you wanted uplifting, you’ve come to read the wrong post! Check out the video above and head below to see all the news together. Continue reading “SDCC 2021: The High Republic Wave Three, Phase One End Detailed”
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After the big conclusion to the opening arc, The High Republic Adventures #6 takes a step back from Lula Talisola and Zeen Mrala and brings Farzala and Qort to the forefront, alongside the wonderful and unique crew of the Vessel, for a funny, engaging, and memorable start to a quick two-part story. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures #6”
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After a nearly two month wait, with Sskeer’s unknown fate making it excruciating, The High Republic comic returns for its next arc, “The Heart of the Drengir,” both picking up where we left off and propelling the story forward in a big, emotional way. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic #6”
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After the opening wave of novels for Phase I of The High Republic released in January, two comic series continued the era’s story and now Wave II begins with the concurrent release of more novels. The Rising Storm, written by Cavan Scott, is the second adult novel, and is a more personal, focused book, though it moves at a relentless, exhilarating pace, and expands the scope and dangers of the era in a way that’ll leave readers speechless. It’s a book you’ll be thinking about long after you finish it! Continue reading “Canon Novel Review: The High Republic – The Rising Storm”
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